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Person. who makes the Tender, ni some PerscN on his , attends, to answer when called for. [TRICE SIXPENCE , :HALFpEN V-, SPANISH. 41D PQRTUGIiSE L P.eI PERS. JULY: t 1 rptreatiniihy. the Nei road to Astorga ; his ,tort_:e,,'w h;eli passed near Pue bla, cannot be more 'banjo or 12,000 men. A letter from Jusse Carlos. Borges Rohello, to the most illustrious Bernardo de Silveira Pinto, states, The enemy continues his reheat for Be.nevente. Some gastiltans have assured met that Ney is march ing- dired. for,Astorga." This letter is dated Veil haes, sth of July. Fy official. accounts from ,Cuidad * Rodrigo,• we learn that the -French General oLcavalry, Flancis aod two of his Adjutants, were taken' prisoners, On tire .road from ..,.ainora to Vladolid. cap lure, is ,of importance, both from : the colitstderation and, rank at the. General, and for the accounts, thus Obtained, of the wretched condition of the army of Soult, whjelt is without cloatnitig, is shoes, without - , money—has it - 1g lost its military chest, equipage, baggage, papers, and. every thing it:had, Two regiments in - Gallieja refused to enter into a6tion;,anifa general' discontent preails among the French troops, -who are, tired of the war, as.they love.,,not obtained the • advantages they were pro.. .mired. - The van-guard of the arinyolSoult i which , the said Francischi commanded, and which is arrived Rr Caniorsonsists of six . regiibents'Of infantry and .six of cavalry, .making in4te-whole only 4 or 5000 men, asthe regirnentgare verymeak, on - account of their losseS - and their numerout , siCki. , ,. On the 2d, ,Marshal Soult himself arrived at Canton, and will be - followed by the rest of the army. The Spanish .Colonel I}3u Manuel Garcia del Barrio, Commissary of the Marquis'de Roinana, assures that: the french have evacuated all Gallicia, and that the army of Marshal .Ney . has followed that of Soult, on its march'tit Castile. A letter from the Coinmissary at War, .pursit, to the Intendant-General of the Army of Soult to Ma+ drid,_ dated .Camora, 27th June, says-.--"neva& ministration of the second corps of the army -is in a most deplorable4statc, and I entreat that you will immediately scud us assistance: Nine months pay is owing to the soldiers; and the regiments have lost their chests and baggage at Vigo. The soldiers are without shoes, both intantry and cavaliy. The lost of the ehesta and baggage deprives us of any resource for clothing, and the Officers are reduced to a la , mentable. situation. The Sub-Inspedor" "Averse it dead, and M. Errard sick at Logo. The Paymaster. General was made prisoner at his house at Vigo.• At Pemfil, as no carriages coold be obtained, the money which was in the chests wasgiven, up to pillage, be cause it was better that the French soldiers should have it than the enemy, who followed us very close ly, . • and there was nq place where regular distribit. tions could be made. On the stli,d'ay of our retreat, the English attacked us at efeven at nsht, and threw our troops into disorder. , " On - the second day of our retreat: we had the misfortune to lose Mr. Orenzit. • ' (This Commissary • was made prisOner by a 'patrule of the army of Mar. sisal Beresford, in pursuit of General •Loison.) entreat you, 'General, to give they neceSsltry orders, that all the transports intended foritheregutteatS - the army, and which ware to havbeett sentlt:Au Bayonne from Valladolid, may proq.ed immediate!y for Zairrora:" In'i letter from Marshal Soult to Gane'ral Fran• chcio, dated] Puebla de Senabria, ' , 26th -Rine,' the former writes, " that he'had set oui with his disi sion for Camora, by the way' of Mon Buei; ,that he bad represented to his `Catholic Majesty, jo seph I. the want his ,troops yete, in of kinds of necessaries, and requesting That the requisite bag gage, and -military stores Should be sent to him at Camera." , > O l ..... i . , 1-,--. ~,, .-- • =7. : , r :#l' 4 ,, .4' (1.0,14. 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'I , •" (1-Nd, ' S, Hen cir(i-stn's, Yku,'Y' square i a Stable atad Jos. fol. _ Coach-house, -in London Mews, fitzroy-squaro : No t 4, Popular Stories, for, the entertainment of Children, such 1 Ni-. -15- No.. ib, and No. or -,‘oder sou's hoildines, ,City ~ • as Blue beard,. Cinderella, Term 'rhumb, jack the :Giant Road,: inthe County of IA idttlesex„; No. 5,. No. 6, No. -7, Kilier Reel . snling . l - loo:J; •sze 3 vols. at 2s. pa. each. . No- 8, N o . 9 , No.. t o , No. .1 1, No. ta,‘ No. 13, :rod No. 14, 'file hirty-tritee Stories CulThained id the'toree precedingi. Lambeth Walk • ' N. 39, Vv'e-ittninister Road; and a Tobin—. Volumes to be had separately, with three engravings, at 6d. douse .at Shad Thatries, in the County of Surrey. eachc• -: . ''•' • - •• ' : • ~ • - - . ;'• 'Printed.Particulars inay be had gratis, at the said Mastei's No. 6, Bridge-treet, London. • ' . : . 1 _Chambers, in Southompton-,BuTldings, Cnalicery -lane ; of Mr. liroad, Soliciior, Cook's-court, ' Carey-court; or Mr. . . ; 13binhor; Solicitor,' 122,- Fetter-lane.) and of- .Mr.,-Cooper, 1 'Solicitor, 13, Fitzroy. street, London. ''''' • la-Wing & Er r. . . . ' ; N. a. Ai/ Exchequer Bilk dated prior th 7.1/y, !SOS, have leen advertised to be laid cl i and the Interest thereon hat ceased. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. .ftst letter froth Marshal Souit to Joseph NAre leen, he writes, ": ; that he had left in Lugo 967 sick. The insurgents, he. sltyri, Taking: advan t age of a good position at St. Claudio,:kep: upa untslatit fire-upon their coluninS, which. filtni,l.ilt 'oblh ii.d to retire with some loss: G.fneral Loison ordered -I tin> 'iltiita to be binged, as also that of Caldilas, in ,cant.to l revenge toti theit has Mg_ assassinated 85 clfa§.§eurs - of Cause S the sth regiment: 1 'On the 2411 i, all the troops obation .. said Cc .formed a junction at Puebla de Sitilebria, - which ithampt ,Place they It;ft on the .29t.1r- and - 30;h, „ an d a r r i ve d , the 2 'orenoon, ' at Catuora On , the 1- t and 2d July.. The Marshal everal requests his Majesty (loseph) to, send him the sue- AT ES t roars he had- applied. for on the. 30111 of .May.— ined in , " ,Your Majesty," ha , ays,‘ must be sensible that severa. 6, N0..7 -it is nowmore than tivO months •sinCe - I have te- No. 1, % ceii.eli any orders, `notices, or,SUCCOtlts of any kind, Gieat S imd consequently that'l toust be in .watit' of. malty hire-sue , . things, and ignorant of the general . disposilio,l.s. rect. ; N. , ttOrd-sit • The emablishment of At; hospital is indispensable, .ondon.N. and a supply of - -pro' visicins for lottr months,' which Id No. •k of Min - 'would be Ahe only mchtts- - to pretlent the French --,, Not i -. from being 'obliged to seek them in the houses of 3 ,, e, - the peasants, ,and being murdered by them. For in, in the C ay be line • this, and. to. put Gallicia it?, a state .of defence, a )ron.t.sml - million. of reels will be necessary." . . -,k's-cottir, • rater-la Da LISBON, JULY I 3.—ALlVices fr ont da J az speak . ‘ t, I.(iildok - .of the position of the' k)rmjeq . ; General 'Cuesta cc- BY THE KING'S PATENT.' , I. , ' copies the environs 'of ..Almarez, and Marshal Gen. DR. NOKKIS's FEVER I.)ROPS. •• i ' ' A C.F. RTAIN DisF,As - .. - . ' Wellesley Coda' and Placentia. Marshal:Ber , ,'sford F'HE experience of more than half a century has i _i)rt. FREEMAN'S Univers;3l and long . set outlor the army on the 13th instant , --(Liston .---(Lis bon ••.Medieine called GUTTA SA LUTA RIS, may be so full) estibiisheri the 'reputation of this invaluabl el Medicine, tnat it I's now Unnecessary to expatiate un its elii. : d e pended on to be a c:m.r..iii, sate, and speedy cure ,for the ' Gazqlle) • • . . - 2 most inveterate yenere:ll . Disease, Clects, Ukers, -Pains racy in every species of , Fever, part .cularly the Scarlet andß ADAJOZ, JULY s.—The chief Magistrate' of the have , , and Obstructions in the Urinary Passk.,es. in either sex ; its . Typhus Fever, also the YelloW or Putrid Fevers; toes city of Cotta has issued the following Procl anation never been known to fa.l,* when administered agreeable to di- , opzration is' hy urine .and insensiple perspiratiOn. A - slight case is generally cured in -a few days, Juin a Confirine,l..Lues relative to the march of the. English army through rection s , in the Measles, Small Pox, Teething, and most : . Disorders incident to Children they are an infallible remedy ; „in a short time. I liv eterJte Scurvy, Fistula, Dr o p s i6s. i .the decays and discomforts of advane-ti life are ,unitet their Rheumatisms,-;Graliels. - ;,,WcakneSses,' and Obstructions, "are , titat city : .. - . . immediate intluence, they immediately stop the progreSs o f : speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. Th e y " INHABITANTS OF dolllA a tresh Cold, - and are partictilarly adapted as a genial Restora.. requiie tibtiting.t6 Work :litchi Otr, no - restraint of diet; or I " The love of our -country and .. of our ,religion, I,ve . hinderance r frcin business., •„Tlicise who take them ally de ! pend on a soon.; and perCeet cOr':, witiroUt file- knowledge of , which, .under the , present circumstances is buc_,.one The Family Bottle, zzs. sold at the Dooloos Flotise No. Smaller Bottles, its. and 2s. 29, Lower Brook _•street, Grosvenor-square, where oilers for any person, whatever. They cause 11,) sickhe:;s, 'and the pa--, s teelitig ; the oeAire of revenging the atrocious injury may go about his or her busme,s v, about the least (lan.: exportation are duly eßecuted Oxford-street,.aild r' gee- 'I he large quantities that ;It,: dxly solit: for exportation • . - • , . which our August Monarch has suffered, the semi ,,t. wit leSale and ret.iil. at Bacoit'S, too, and domestic use., prove their eLlicacv to surpass every other . merits at honour which form a distinctive feature 'of by most lespectable Venders in Town -anti country, . . . • s medicine , • , in-the known world. --SW(i: by iilsV , :ininnent of Dr. our. charaCter among all Spaniards, inspires me with Also Dr NURR I'6 celebrated ANTI,,BILIOUS PI 1.,1,5, Freenwnskt Mr Buil NI . 4 , 'C'r,eapsttle, .corner of .Pa- the confident with ample Dire'lions, zs. 9d. the Box. 'Observe that tile ternoster' row ••,.and-r'e e taii - 'n'y ° one or ini4c,Ni-,:dicine Venders Words ""Thomas Norris Nloure" ateetigraved on the GoVern. • ' ill." kind and hospitable treatment, with which so , I n every town, to at 2s. 9 d, „ti =IS,. 41. , e'ackl, with menu Stamp ;no enters arc Of Call begs:mune. in:11;A e directions.. , ought to recede the troops of his Britannic Majest :', ..i ~.. L~ -1,